... one time (he faw by accident a fmall piece of bread flung on the dunghill, among the crumbs and garbage of her hulband's table : (he ran out by nealth, picked it up, and carried it fecretly to her apartment to eat. She bad to draw water, tor her hufband’s ...

... individuals have been killed, and a number of other* very seriously hurt. MR. HAYNE. From the Courier of Ifednetday* We have picked our the following morsel, from four columns of slang which appear in the Morning Chronicle to-day. The scene laid at the George ...

... s, by Orange schoolmastere, and Orange schoo!mistresses; but he would soar at higher game than garbage such as that. How was it possible that suct garbage should not try to perpetrate tyranny over Catholics, when the head of his church was ovliged to ...

... anrpriaed hare before the Are. She railed aloud for Sellr, and the The (errant rmlied, with aimnlicity •* Lor. ma'am, I hare been picking of'en aiaee row left, and ha'n't finished en r«t.“ The girl had beta treating the far feather*. MR. O'CONNELL ft MRS. MORIARTY ...

... published in a speech, and printed in newspaper, we passed over at the time, perhaps, with too much contempt, in common with the garbage dealt cut from other quarters upon the oc- is different, however, as regards a formal resolution resolution prepared by a ...

... Uluc Mountains. For sixteen days they on, exposed alt the inclemencies of the weather, and with no other food than the garbage th.y picked up in the bash. They then amt another party of the natives, who were hunting, and who offered to conduct them to the ...

... , by orange schoolmasters, and orange schoolmistresses ; but he would sour at higher game than garbage such as that. How was it possible that such garbage should not try to perpetrate tyranny over Catholics, when the head of his church was obliged to ...

... calls his fellow—in the hope of being himself called so in return—a talented per- son. By the way, where did the creatures pick up this odious slang ? It may, for aught we koow, be classical at Cincinnati, or on the banks of * What was Goose-creek once ...

... combination id both, it almost the only description of writer that can bo found to engage in support of it. N-y sodilTijull it to pick and retain even such advocates, that S iino the tttelched animals will obliged, vsilh 1 tile assistiince upon occasion, to ...

... pleaded hunger, the sloney-lsearted villains'’ lt,p t him speaking on an empty stomach without throwing him giving linn time pick ir, daily kind Clinstian had been enough to send him one. But the woise luck now the Letter another lime, and Dan knew the ...

... on land, and to prove for the maintenance a fast increasing population, who ! besides, will no longer be content with the garbage of bare potato diet, and who, from the total failure of that very poor sustenance must be provided from other source. An ...

... often noticed the nuisances which are per. nitted to accumulate at different slaughter-houses in town, where the various garbage ate allowed to remain in a state of putrescence, extremely offensive to the smell, and pregnant with the most noxious effluvia ...